It's a pretty sad state of affairs when scanning news headlines, and you can't tell if they're real or from a satire site. Is life imitating satire, or is it the other way around? In either case, it doesn't bode well for America's future. Are we moving forward toward liberty or are we regressing into the evils of our past?

More and more evidence is coming out that those in government and the media, both social and corporate, have agreed to hide data from the American people, frequently in an unlawful manner; what else can we call the last two years than the COVID conspiracy? Join me as I interview Dr. Peter McCullough, then look at other news reports showing the cover-up...

We have vested a tremendous amount of power in our courts. Which makes the decision of who sits on those courts very important. I want to take a look at some of the stories that have come out from the first two days of Ketanji Brown Jackson's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee...

Look at how many bad decisions have been made based on that bad data. As we say in Information Technology, garbage in garbage out. What can the American people do to protect themselves from bad data like this? We'll look at some examples today...

James Madison warned that if the federal government were the sole judge of their powers, it would be nothing short of despotism. This is the exact state America finds itself in today. Will the American people learn from their history, or are we doomed to repeat it? Lord Acton said, "Power corrupts, and absolute power tends to corrupt absolutely."

With the rise of cancel culture not only is freedom of speech restricted, but that leads to restrictions on freedom of thought. What are the American people to do? In the first half of the program, I talk to Kaelan Dorr, who runs the global marketing and engagement for GETTR...

What happens when governments hide their actions in the name of security or necessity? What can you expect when government actions are not exposed to the light of day. Can we truly call ourselves the land of the free and the home of the brave when government acts in secret and the people are afraid to stand up for what is right?

When I hear people using words like "invasion" and "secession" flippantly, or in an apparent attempt to rile up emotions, I feel the need to set the record straight. After all, we don't need overheated rhetoric to fix most of our problems, but a clear understanding of the meaning of words and the truths they convey...

Could it be that many of those politicians saw what needed to be done, but were blinded by the corruption and political infighting that has become the standard in American government today? Where are the one-eyed Americans and why don't they run for office?

We've all heard the cautionary tale about the boy who cried wolf. What should we do with governments who do so? How can you tell when a politician is lying? While this may be a staple of political humor, I think this says much more about the American people than it does about those who run for office...